The Great Divide
"WE CONQUERED ALL THE YALIESthat came within our sight and we lookedaround for more when we were through."
We even took some of their hard earned (?) money. Suffice to say that the Dartmouth-Yale Football Broadcast, October 30, was a pip. One hundred and ten had lunch at the University Club (including our two coeds: Nancy Long (Fred '11) and Sally Neidlinger). The direct-wire broadcast was quite satisfactory. It permitted fat-chewing in between wiresa hobby practiced by all here in Denver. Thank Ed Small '41, assistant chairman of the new Entertainment Committee, for the fun you had.
What about THIS CLUB of ours anyway? In October you received a list of the 43 committee appointments. Since then a number of men have been added to the list-at their own request. Come to the next luncheon and hear the rest of the story. Sid Hayward writes from Hanover: "You fellows have a grand idea in your Squaws Committee which I look forward to passing on to other alumni clubs" (but we are keeping OUR SQUAWS here Sid).
FIVE NEW DENVER-Dartmouths—BillGeraghty '37, one of the top-notch men from the New York City Club, now buyer of children's shoes at the Denver Dry Goods Company. Bill David '41 at 1656 S. Elizabeth St. Bill Lothman '43 one of St. Louis' handsome young men. Leonard Landry '44 at 2556 Dexter, and Dick Price '46, promising young at- torney just out of the University of Virginia Law School.
OUR AMBASSADORS to Hanover reporting: Bob Cohen '51 writes: "The Colorado telegram was read at the rally, Dartmouth Night, and was by far the best one." JimShepherd '52 sends splinter from Harvard goal post and reports on life as a freshman" Between trips to the showers at 2 A.M. and excursions to the hills above Norwich, we managed to carry more than our share of furniture. But we are adjusting rapidly Here are your Fred Carleton has a good deal with the managerial guys. Steve Cowperthwaite is engaged with The Players. JackClow is showing the local florist how to run his shop. Joe Dobos and Bill Scott are out for the ski team. George Gibson is working with the D.O.C. and Chuck Knudson was elected to the Handel Society. The rest of us are studying like beavers." I might add that Jim was out for golf and track but spilled over a hurdle and is on the shelf for the rest of this season.
THE GREEKS picked off 5 of our sophomores: Howard Bissell and Duke Carey pledged Psi U. Bob Fullerton, Bob Hackstaff and John Jacobey pledged Sigma Nu.
HOME TOWN STUFF: Charlie Thomas '40, practicing law in Paonia, must be doing well—has a secretary now. Don Campbell '45 is now with J. A. Hogle & Company. SteveBradley '39 of Boulder, re-elected secretary of Southern Rocky Mt. Ski Assn. New colorsound film on Aspen produced by Dick Durrance '39 delights the slat riders. Bob March '47 is now with the Logan Lumber Company. The classes of 1928 to 1931 have a new bellringer. Charlie Gearhart '28 is doing his share as chairman of the Luncheons so Thad Smith '31 has filled the breach.
DARTMOUTH BASKETBALL TEAM
will play in lhe Drake Tournament at Des Moines, lowa, December 29 and 30. Almost in our backyard!
Count on a luncheon with the Undergraduates about Wednesday, December 29. Merry Christmas to all and to all a barrel of rum.
Secretary, 301 Equitable Bldg., Denver 2, Colo. TELEPHONE: Alpine 2848
